Areas we cover in Hemel Hempstead, Watford and West Herts

• WatfordPostcode districts WD17WD18WD19WD24WD25

  Moving in Watford means Victorian terraces that open on to permit-zone streets, the wide roads and big lofts of Cassiobury, and tall new blocks near the High Street and the Junction with lifts to book and car parks a lorry cannot enter.

• Hemel HempsteadPostcode districts HP1HP2HP3

  Removals across the new-town neighbourhoods of Hemel Hempstead, where the lorry may have to stop in a parking court behind the house, plus the Old Town's narrow High Street, Boxmoor's Victorian terraces and the canal-side flats at Apsley.

• BerkhamstedPostcode districts HP4

  Removals in Berkhamsted and Northchurch: a long narrow High Street with flats above the shops, nineteenth-century terraces between the road and the canal, and steep roads up both sides of the valley with steps and sloping drives.

• Kings LangleyPostcode districts WD4

  Removals in Kings Langley, a village of timber-framed and Victorian houses on a busy High Street, 1930s and post-war roads climbing the hill, flats in the old Ovaltine works by the canal, and Chipperfield and Hunton Bridge beyond.

• RickmansworthPostcode districts WD3

  Removals across WD3: the Metroland semis of Rickmansworth and Croxley Green with their narrow drives and side passages, the paper-mill terraces, the large houses on private roads in Loudwater and Chorleywood, and the managed flats by the canal and the lakes.

• TringPostcode districts HP23

  Removals in Tring and its villages: a narrow market-town High Street with listed buildings and flats above shops, Victorian terraces on Akeman Street, post-war estates to the north and east, and cottages and barns down lanes at Aldbury, Wigginton and Long Marston.

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